Banners

[blue_army1871]

I don't know about everyone else but i've always thought that having banners up against the railings at the madstad would look very good. A bit like the stretford end at Old Trafford.

I think it is possible and would add a bit of colour and character to the ground.

[moo]

Aint allowed to cover the advertising boards though, so cant really

Think Mrs Butler used to get hers out quite often tho

[Compo's Hat]

Think Mrs Butler used to get hers out quite often tho

[Rex]

I remember placing the American flag over the XBOX signs on the south stand hoardings and being told to take it off. I told the steward that as i owned enough games and consoles i could fecking put my flag up My daughter ended up wearing the flag to keep her warm.

Why couldn't the south stand be used to place any banners. There are sometimes excellent examples at away games.

[rg6royal]

Think Mrs Butler used to get hers out quite often tho

[Gordons Cumming]

I remember placing the American flag over the XBOX signs on the south stand hoardings and being told to take it off. I told the steward that as i owned enough games and consoles i could fecking put my flag up My daughter ended up wearing the flag to keep her warm.

Why couldn't the south stand be used to place any banners. There are sometimes excellent examples at away games.

The companies that advertise don't want idiots with banners covering up what they've paid good money for.

Would you?

[Rex]

I think i understand a lot about advertising. The flag wasn't even unfurled, it was resting folded up in top of the post, slightly covering the advertising. Not much, just i tiny little bit. I'm sure i never dented microsofts profits for that miniscule discretion.

[bobby m's syrup]

Anyone watching the Milan derby on BBC 3 will have seen the banners. Particularly the ones at each end that ran almost the entire width of the stand. Production of such work would need lots of time, commitment and organisation though.

[RoyalBlue]

I think i understand a lot about advertising. The flag wasn't even unfurled, it was resting folded up in top of the post, slightly covering the advertising. Not much, just i tiny little bit. I'm sure i never dented microsofts profits for that miniscule discretion.

We suffered from the same situation. The kids' banner was covering a very small part of the copyright 'c' at the top right hand corner of the hoarding. It was still regarded as sufficiently intrusive to warrant an order that it be removed. This despit the fact that the advertising message could still be read clearly.

[Jerry St Clair]

I don't know about everyone else but i've always thought that having banners up against the railings at the madstad would look very good. A bit like the stretford end at Old Trafford.

Yep, and I want a shag with Natalie Portman.

[hughsies no.1]

ha ha stretford end and mad stad?? how can you even put them two in same sentence

[Silver Fox]

The madejski stadium has stands that have a smaller capacity than the Stretford End at Old Trafford

There you go, easy

[who are ya?]

What about along the back of the stand?
The flags of certain players nationality is pretty gay anyway.

[WoodleyRoyal]

why would you possibly want to bring a banner to a game? i have never in all my days thought "oh i know what will enhance my enjoyment at a football match... a banner" people need to get a life

[Ian Royal]

I don't know. Team Burbs Against Racism was pretty amusing.

[Royal Lady]

Or do what some people did at Southampton and for some inexplicable reason, put your banner/flag ON THE FLOOR so no-one can actually see it, unless you're sat near the front, but it does allow for people to slip and hurt themselves whilst celebrating a goal.

[Dirk Gently]

Or do what some people did at Southampton and for some inexplicable reason, put your banner/flag ON THE FLOOR so no-one can actually see it, unless you're sat near the front, but it does allow for people to slip and hurt themselves whilst celebrating a goal.

I think I've discovered why the above risk is minimal.

[Big Foot]

[Royal Lady]

Or do what some people did at Southampton and for some inexplicable reason, put your banner/flag ON THE FLOOR so no-one can actually see it, unless you're sat near the front, but it does allow for people to slip and hurt themselves whilst celebrating a goal.

I think I've discovered why the above risk is minimal.

I meant our goal. When we were AWAY to Saints.

[Harry Carry]

I don't know. Team Burbs Against Racism was pretty amusing.

within seconds of TMD and Tilehurst Lad (RIP) putting it up, it was taken down and some Reading fans got a little angry about the banner. So these RFC fans must have been racist.